Trust and transparency

Editorial standards

Wellness RX publishes health information to help people understand care options and prepare for informed conversations with a qualified clinician. Website content is educational and is not a diagnosis, prescription, or substitute for individualized medical advice.

Last reviewed July 26, 2026.

Clinical authorship and review

Clinical content is authored or reviewed by Kevin Lazar, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, a board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner. Kevin reviews final content for clinical accuracy, appropriate scope, clear language, and consistency with current Wellness RX services before publication.

Sources

Health claims are based primarily on current guidance and evidence from government health agencies, professional organizations, peer-reviewed research, and official medication labeling. Important sources are linked on the page so readers can review them directly.

Updates and corrections

Clinical pages are reviewed at least annually and sooner when a meaningful guideline, safety warning, medication label, service detail, or regulatory requirement changes. Material corrections are made promptly. If you believe a page contains an error, email WellnessRXPMHNP@gmail.com.

Use of writing tools

Editing and research tools, including artificial intelligence, may assist with outlining, drafting, or readability. They do not replace clinical review. Kevin reviews and approves clinical content before it is published.

Independence and advertising

Wellness RX does not accept payment to recommend a medication, supplement, product, or treatment on this website. Content does not promise a diagnosis, a prescription, a specific medication, or a particular outcome.

Separate care pathways

Psychiatric services and the metabolic-health program have separate intake, payment, and clinical decision processes. Eligibility for one service does not imply eligibility for the other.

Emergency note: Wellness RX is not an emergency service and does not monitor website messages continuously. If you are experiencing a mental-health emergency, call 911, call or text 988, or go to the nearest emergency department.